Bean Peak Hike - Nick From The Field #31

[@steveflor9942]

Some interesting bird calls on that beautiful trail. Thanks for taking us along!

[@djenebasidibe468]

Nick "Need to pick up the pace". Also Nick 1 sec later stops to pick up a rock. Haha. ;) (fyi: that could be me as well.) Absolutely gorgeous view: Thank you for taking us on that hike, Nick. It sure does look pretty steep - even on camera. Must be an amazing trail with stunning view points. Also love the part thru the forest though - soo soo beautiful.

[@beachbum200009]

Liz is a cross between a little mountain goat and the energizer bunny!!

[@davec9244]

Huffing and puffing brought to you by Vinman's Bakery . but seriously you and your partner are in very good shape that is no easy walk in the park . thank you

[@grampygamer8584]

I live in the UK in the Peak District National Park. I thought we had some stunningly beautiful scenery and ice age geology. WOW! Thanks for your up loads Nick. Really enjoy your work.

[@fernie5128]

How fun Nick, I grew up on Staten Island and we had a bit of Serpentinite, I understand a southward extension of the New England Uplands. I did know we had Serpentinite but I just looked up the rest. We had a hilly area with a street called "Serpentine St". I love your videos. thank you Nick and Liiz for taking us along on the incredibly beautiful hike! Fern in Minn

[@AvanaVana]

Haha I know that serpentinite... and there is an outcrop right off the highway

[@fernie5128]

@@AvanaVana Hi there, So are you from the East Coast to and/or a genealogist?

[@trashjournalistjourney6104]

Thank you for that hike for those of us who can’t do it Great camera work and beautiful views

[@causetteladouceur6363]

Thank you so much professor Zentner for this gorgeous video of this part of north America. Wish we had here a french version in Québec. Be carefull and carry on a personel beacon.

[@Rachel.4644]

Lol, craters of the moon. Nope. It looks STEEP. And worth it... ooohh serpentinite!, dang! You can talk and hike: impressive. Tricky trail, too. Unusually dramatic, rugged beautiful country. Whew! 👏🏼👏🏼😁

[@kevins8434]

Man. We are ALL blessed to have you on here!! Love ur stuff Nick. Stanwood WA USA baby

[@derrith1877]

What lovely views! and what ankle breakers! I'd be huffing & puffing & hitting my inhaler ... Thanks for taking us along!

[@reneestearns6636]

Can’t hike right now due to health issues…THANK YOU for such a gorgeous treat! Could almost smell the hot pine and fir wafting in the heat and cool. This is the amazing America to be lucky enough to live in!

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

Wow ! We don't have such rugged mountain scenery here in Australia. Well, not high rocky mountains like that.

[@sidbemus4625]

Thank You Nick...Grandly Excellent.

[@ginfonte3386]

Thanks so much for sharing your beautiful hike Nick and Liz. It's easy to see why it's your favorite area. Loved the serpentinite. You are so special to so many of us. Thank you for your generosity. Gin. 💕 🐸 🦋

[@frankblangeard8865]

Congratulations on summiting Bean Peak (6743'). That's a long hike with more than three thousand feet of elevation gain.

[@mikekirk1513]

What an incredible hike. Thanks for taking us aloñg. Beautiful country.

[@az3507]

Gorgeous! Thanks so much for taking us along. I can no longer do this sort of hiking, so I doubly appreciate it! Ali Z

[@gregoryhoefer3660]

Ah! The only way I can get outdoors is through these lectures and videos. Thanks!!!

[@HHSEAWAUSA]

Nice hike! Much, much less crowded than my nearby Navaho Peak hike two weeks ago. Great bloom of shooting stars - their 'fragrance' always remind me of the scent while at a used book store. Always enjoy your videos Nick! Thank you so much!

[@justinsimpson436]

Happy fourth Nick! So funny...we were camped at a little spot just past the turnoff to get to this trailhead. Rachael must have just missed you on her trail run that morning. Such a beautiful place to be outdoors.

[@stevew5212]

Nice hike. Sure is pretty country. Liz is a fast hiker.

[@Vickie-Bligh]

That was beautiful serpentinite. Thanks for bringing us along on your hikes and thank Liz for being okay with it too.

[@RobertMiller-tu6zq]

You risk a heart attack chasing that young girl up the mountain!!

[@jonijohnson5110]

What a treat! It's just beautiful! I love the geology and the hike itself. The summit was especially good to see. Washington is awesome. Thank you so much for sharing. I would love to try a hiking trail sometime. You have inspired me!

[@cindyleehaddock3551]

Thanks for the asmr session along a gorgeous virtual hike! Another fun rock hike to try someday. Hope you two had a good rest after this!

[@patkelley2190]

Thank you for sharing this video Nick. My wife an i love the hike .

[@richardmourdock2719]

At a time when national parks are overflowing, especially on holidays, you are fortunate to live near so many beautiful "wildlife areas" for hiking, relaxing, sight-seeing....... and simply taking a deep breath to reflect.

[@larrygrimaldi1400]

Surely love these scenic field trips! Does look like good exercise, but I'm beginning to find streets with a tiny 4 degree slant exhausting.

[@gordonormiston3233]

Beautiful country Nick ! Thanks for taking us along with you.🐻

[@franktippin9150]

It's amazing how you find little butterflies possibly courting on the top of mountains.

[@oscarmedina1303]

Wow. That was quite a climb. Thank you bringing us along with you.

[@davidjohnrobinson2887]

The USA rocks. Greatings from S.WALES UK.

[@tanyanoel2203]

Just WOW! Now I have another hike added to my "to do" list. Thanks Nick, I'm lovin it.

[@JenniferLupine]

Amazing mountains and rocks!! Great hike- Happy Fourth!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@bernadettelamarca591]

Happy Fourth Weekend, Professor Nick! My kind of hike, nobody on the trail.

[@complimentary_voucher]

Absolutely. No other people is my idea of paradise.

[@nolasmith7687]

Wow! So beautiful..Youlive ina chocolate box every pic you take could easily be on the top of a chocolate box. I appreciate you sharing your locality with us and especially because I can’t hike like that these days. Many thanks

[@meteoritemann992]

A remarkably beautiful part of the world, thank you very much for sharing ❤️🪨

[@glg3945]

Thank you so much for sharing this! So beautiful and interesting. That was quite a trek. Got me squirming in my chair a couple of times on those clifts right up to the edge. That is a very beautiful place for sure and so fascinating to learn about. Thanks again. Happy 4th of July! Peace and Good Fortune and Good Health to you and your wife and family. All the best!

[@doug1olson]

Thanks Nick. Happy Independence Day!

[@MaxZomboni]

That is a beautiful hike. Amazing views. 👣😎👍

[@myrachurchman5013]

Thank you so much Nick! Always enjoy accompanying you on your field trips, and the serpentinite was icing on the cake

[@royireland1127]

Thanks, Nick. I love it when you youngsters are able to share your activities.

[@MissellAnnie]

LOL Nick's sure gotta hot step it to keep up w/ Liz. Ya gotta love it! Thank you for taking us along!

[@daviddarby]

I know where I was that day too pretty close and great to see the hike on such good video quality too.

[@galghaidhil]

Not too shabby! Gorgeous mountains. Belated Happy Independence Day! Thanks so much for sharing your hike. Best wishes to all from Austin, Texas.

[@ethelmarshall1466]

Hi professor Nick and Liz. Enjoyed you taking me with you wonderfiul hike anf i am not out of breath. Besides being in florida. When i was up there in portland oregoni could not ho higher than 2500 feet up. I went to bull mountains in oregon in the hood natiional forrest, and got sick. When i walked around i felt like i was floating. I had to pack up and get lower. My partner didnt believe me.. well doc had air sickness like going down to deep in ocean the bends. So happy to go with you on this hike How high elevation were you and Liz at, at the end up there.. good job. Thanks i miss your vidios.. florida says high..

[@briane173]

Roughly 6,600 ft.

[@ardymills2]

Good one Nick, great video, very nice commentary.

[@Richard-xu4cj]

Thanks for sharing that hike!

[@donnacsuti4980]

Beautiful country forests and flowers and mountains! Wonderful to see it

[@mikemanjo2458]

Quite the "little walk" for the 4th! Amazing! Thanks for bringing us along! (Jane in SC)

[@donnacsuti4980]

Happy to see and hear you on this hike! Hope you have a great 4th holiday weekend. Thanks for putting this together for us.

[@sidewinder814u]

What. A beautiful hike, thanks for sharing Nick.

[@tennesseenana4838]

Another beautiful video - THANK YOU for sharing it with all of us!

[@MalFunktion1]

Nick, I was just there Sunday! Looks like you were ahead of me by a couple of hours. Instead of Bean Peak, I went up to Eldorado pass. Having followed you for the last few years, I found myself wondering what these rocks were and their origins. All sorts of questions for you had I known you were on the trail!

[@dougsalyers3498]

Beautiful hike on a beautiful day. Wonderful views on the way up and incredible views at the top. Though, parts of that trail seemed more like 'a suggestion' than 'a trail' (walking over rubble, two feet to the right - death fall, two feet to the left - death fall....). Thank you for making it to the top and back and thank you for sharing...!

[@cyndikarp3368]

Happy 4th of July, 2021. Absolutely a gorgeous hike to see the mountains, wild flowers & little critters. We greatly appreciate you sharing. Look at the Momma go, climbing ahead of the Daddy. He is doing a Great Job. Thanks for carrying us to the top of the mountain.

[@grandparocky]

beautiful hike for the 4th.

[@northwoods3d]

Thank you so much for sharing such a wonderful hike! the scenery is amazing!

[@jamesdriscoll_tmp1515]

Great hike. You set a great example

[@Eric_Hutton.1980]

Good afternoon and God bless you my favorite professor.

[@harleyb.birdwhisperer]

Kudos for all your audio and visual skills, Nick. Steady camera, even when you’re a bit gassed. Enjoy your classroom stuff and the way you maneuver the boards and the visual aids. Always interesting, thanks

[@aureaphilos]

I was surprised to see, by your shadow, that you're filming with a DSLR not a GoPro!

[@daytonlights-peterwine468]

Pretty sure that his iPhone, on Gizmo, his stabilizer. Still impressive to be able to hike and carry that as he does.

[@borg22222]

Harley maybe you enjoy my little honorary parody of what Nick does around the house on his OFF hours.? These are created in Honor to Nick Zentner, our favorite Geologist. Shows perhaps what he does in his supposedly “off” time. *(Ha ..what is that He asks..)* See Nick at Home A-Z A = Series Set Up Hopefully more to foollow. Nick at Home A-Z A = Series Set Up kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIezo6B9hL2JbK8 Nick at Home A-Z T= Toilet Clog w/credits+bonus track kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2mlo315r9Cbf7s

[@v8mufflerboy84]

Thank you Nick

[@philly799]

Would love to see a video / education on the Okanogan Highlands. That's a favorite area of mine, and it would be great to learn more about its geological history. I just found your channel and have learned so much! I really enjoy your content. Cheers.

[@lwhitaker4054]

Happy 4th. Thanks for taking us along.

[@the4thj]

Awesome👏!

[@patrickcampbell4504]

I need oxygen just watching you hoove it up!

[@Ancientreapers]

What gorgeous day and vista to be walking out and about. 5:38 That looks like something Bob Ross painted. 🎨

[@officially-ROB]

Great to see your in the field videos again nick. I hope you are well.

[@complimentary_voucher]

Thanks for this, we loved it! I think half the people concern-trolling the puffing need to try that grade of track themselves and get back to us about their magnificent physiologies lol.

[@mandycleezehappyhour4238]

Not to mention the elevation, right? And what if you have allergies and a bit of a stuffy nose or sinus congestion? You're not allowed to go hiking bc you're not "allowed" to breathe through your mouth? Man... some people.

[@todrobinson3733]

21:55 around that time when you look back the hollow , what a beautiful view.

[@snoosebaum995]

Thanks , enjoyed the hike !

[@passingwind2681]

Spectacular views thank you the contrast between where you’re at and where I’m at in Florida is amazing.

[@alansmith3781]

Thank you for taking us with you. Biutiful walk. On tough hills I breathe in twice and then out twice, it helps me, also medative. Happy 4th from the UK.

[@benwinkel]

It's so nice of Liz to wait for you now and then.

[@swirvinbirds1971]

Cracks me up because my wife and I are the same way... She is always stopping to wait for me while I 'stop and smell the roses' on the way up. She'll seem unfazed while I sound like Nick here with the labored breathing. 😂

[@benwinkel]

@@swirvinbirds1971 Beer, bacon and barbeque is doing us in. Nick is doing quite well with his all new knee's!

[@swirvinbirds1971]

@@benwinkel Truth! Nick does very well... I'm 50 and I think I would have a harder time than him.

[@tomhall7633]

Got my bag of Wenatchee Cherries and lawnmower boy in the background and delighted to see you and yours have survived the trial by fire.

[@pjsisseck915]

Feels like I am right there with you...without breaking a sweat or turning an ankle!

[@philodendron6]

Stunning scenery.

[@lesliepropheter5040]

You have such a great eye and talent for photography ! So fantastic Wa state

[@mrtony1985]

What a beautiful looking hike. Gotta do this one some day.

[@gailroberts3842]

Thanks for the great hike! Followed along on a Green Trails map.

[@luklopskywalk]

lovely trail hike! relaxing

[@rayschoch5882]

"Steeper than it looks." It looks pretty steep to me already (@ about 14 minutes) and an old man like me (soon to be 77) who lives @ 850 feet or so would need a breather about every 25 yards (based on recent past experience). Gorgeous, though, and I love it when I have the trail to myself.

[@debbiemeyer6396]

Beautiful! Added bonus: I identified the serpentinite before you said it! Woot! Woot! ( Not that I'm sure I'm spelling it correctly, lol!)

[@sharonhoward4957]

I really need to hike the East side. Nick Zenter crossing Bean Creek was no problem? I also liked the Beverly creek hike you posted last year!

[@DisVietVetUSA]

Beautiful Serpentine[ite], you really have a choice hiking place, I have my forest not far from San Francisco

[@jamespeterson2285]

Peace and quiet is good for your mind.

[@raylancaster5886]

Doing yourself proud Nick!

[@joebledsoe257]

July 4 Memphis TN, heat index 112 and I'm digging a hole to mix and place bags of concrete into it. Rather have been there doing what you were. Thanks for the views.

[@frogface9142]

Stair climbing machine, nah, just walk in the backyard. 😆 LOL

[@douglindeman4719]

Bean Peak? Walk'n out there,i'd be drop'n beans in my shorts,lol.

[@brentkeller3826]

What character class and alignment would Prof Z have in Dungeons and Dragons? 18:37 "Find my partner... Oh wait. I don't think I can. There's waxy serpentinite here..."

[@kurtschnuit3544]

Chaotic good

[@sdmike1141]

Breath…taking hike!! Good thing you didn’t drop Gizmo or your sticks! Thanks Nick.

[@jonpierce8342]

Happy 4th nick! I was up the skokomish looking for jasper with my wife. That waxy serpentenite sure is pretty. Ive been promising myself I will go hunt jade one of these days...

[@jeffparryncc1701]

Love your office.

[@bonblue4993]

Wow! Rock City! Would this area of mostly rocks be considered a slide of sorts since there is an abrupt change and then boom - you are now in the woods? When you stopped and scanned the mountains in the background, what is this area called? Are you now on a cinder cone which does look like Craters of The Moon? This is totally awesome. What's even more awesome is that these cool serpentinites are sitting on the top of a mountain when they actually started in the ocean! That's how amazing the geology of the earth is! Thanks for the tour and congratulations to both of you for making it to the tippy top!

[@rozswartzett180]

Great going

[@briane173]

At this stage of my life I couldn't handle this. Found that out when I went to Larch Mtn in OR and could barely handle the 1/2 mile to the dome. My own fault, I guess, but the further up you go in elevation the harder it is to pull O2 out of the air, and ya gotta stop to catch yer breath pretty frequently. Liz handles these trails like a boss -- top speed and doesn't break a sweat.

[@maryyoungblood8550]

That is a very narrow trail!

[@guiart1553]

What a treat!